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OpenAI’s first hardware device will be a speaker, Bloomberg News reports

OpenAI’s first hardware device will be a speaker, Bloomberg News reports

  • News comes just days ‌after Apple ‌sued OpenAI and two ‌former ⁠employees
By Reuters ·
Global AI industry falls short on safety, think tank warns

Global AI industry falls short on safety, think tank warns

By AFP ·
Special How AI and fintech are redefining the banking landscape in Saudi Arabia graphic

How AI and fintech are redefining the banking landscape in Saudi Arabia

By Sulafa Alkhunaizi ·
Top regional advertising group ramps up staff training programs

Top regional advertising group ramps up staff training programs

By Zaira Lakhpatwala ·
Special How generative AI is transforming business management in Saudi Arabia photos

How generative AI is transforming business management in Saudi Arabia

By Rebecca Anne Proctor ·
How Saudi Arabia’s KAUST is pushing the envelope on Generative AI possibilities

How Saudi Arabia’s KAUST is pushing the envelope on Generative AI possibilities

By Lama Alhamawi ·
Saudi content creator answers most-searched questions on AI in new series

Saudi content creator answers most-searched questions on AI in new series

By Arab News ·
Harnessing AI for more Arabic content will be ‘freeing creativity’

Harnessing AI for more Arabic content will be ‘freeing creativity’

By Zaira Lakhpatwala ·
Generative AI market value to hit $1.27tn globally by 2032: SDAIA 

Generative AI market value to hit $1.27tn globally by 2032: SDAIA 

By ARAB NEWS  ·
AI generates 3K articles per week for News Corp Australia

AI generates 3K articles per week for News Corp Australia

By Arab News ·
‘The ability to innovate is not going to come from AI, it will come from humans,’ says Deloitte exec

‘The ability to innovate is not going to come from AI, it will come from humans,’ says Deloitte exec

By Zaira Lakhpatwala ·
Generative AI will enhance human potential, not replace it, KPMG exec says

Generative AI will enhance human potential, not replace it, KPMG exec says

By Zaira Lakhpatwala ·

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